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** Timezone: Eastern European Time (EET) **
Day 1: Monday 29.11 (09.45-13.20)
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09.45-10.00 Opening
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10.00-10.45 Keynote A: Future Perspectives of Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning
Presenter: Rafael Dowsley, Monash University, Australia
Break (15min)
Session 1.1: Machine Learning and Security (11.00-11.40)
Chair: Antonis Michalas
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11.00-11.20 SQL Injections and Reinforcement Learning: An Empirical Evaluation of the Role of Action Structure
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11.20-11.40 Secure Collaborative Learning for Predictive Maintenance in Optical Networks
Break (10min)
Session 1.2: Trust (11.50-12.30)
Chair: Cesar Pereida Garcia
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11.50-12.10 Trusted Sockets Layer: a TLS 1.3 based trusted channel protocol
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12.10-12.30 Preliminary Security Analysis, Formalisation, and Verification of OpenTitan Secure Boot Code
Break (10min)
Session 1.3: Network Security (12.40-13.20)
Chair: Juha Nurmi
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12.40-13.00 Gollector: Measuring Domain Name Dark Matter from Different Vantage Points
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13.00-13.20 Adversarial trends in mobile communication systems: From attack patterns to potential defenses strategies
End of Day#1
Day 2: Tuesday 30.11 (10.00-13.10)
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10.00-10.45 Keynote B: Far beyond (or nearer) trust: addressing the main challenges associated to privacy protection and security management in the data era
Presenter: David Arroyo, ITEFI-CSIC, Spain
Break (15min)
Session 2.1: Applied Cryptography (11.00-12.00)
Chair: Alexandros Bakas
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11.00-11.20 Communicating Through Subliminal-Free Signatures
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11.20-11.40 Size, Speed, and Security: An Ed25519 Case Study
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11.40-12.00 Arrows in a Quiver: A Secure Certificateless Group Key Distribution Protocol for Drones
Break (15min)
Session 2.2: Security in Internet of Things (12.15-12.55)
Chair: Eugene Frimpong
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12.15-12.35 X-Pro: Distributed XDP Proxies against Botnets of Things
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12.35-12.55 Industrialising Blackmail: Privacy Invasion Based IoT Ransomware